Britain’s economy grew at its weakest annual pace in more than seven years in November, after output fell sharply that month, though a stronger performance in previous months brightened the picture slightly. Political uncertainty hung over British businesses and consumers in late 2019, when the country had been due to leave the European Union on Oct. 31 until parliament forced a delay and Prime Minister Boris Johnson called an early election. Monday’s official figures showed the economy in November was just 0.6% larger than a year before, the weakest expansion since June 2012, down from annual growth of 1.0% in October, which represented an upward revision from previously reported data. Output in November alone shrank by 0.3%, the biggest drop […]